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PostPosted: Tue Feb 22, 2011 10:46 pm 
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Is my fly open? Is my hair doing that weird thing again? Why is she looking at me like that? Did I just say something stupid? These questions race through your mind. You wish you could push pause to take a breath and realize what you are doing, but this is real life. No time to stop —so you go with it. There is an uneasy feeling in the pit of your stomach. Every glance you receive is filled with disdain and negativity, or so you think. You have caught the insecurity bug!
Even the best looking, most intelligent, outgoing men catch the symptoms of insecurity. You may find yourself asking, “WHY DO I FEEL LIKE THIS?!” It’'s normal. Relax. Take a deep breath and step back to look at what’s happening. EVERYONE goes through it. If they say they don’t, they are either a Buddhist monk, the most amazing person in the world, or they are lying!
Many of us have received awkward glances, weird responses, or other inexplicable tendencies that you wouldn’t expect from anyone. Why does this happen? WHO KNOWS! I have met many men who have been rejected and they instantaneously put blame on themselves. There are a myriad of reasons a woman will reject a man's innocent advances. She may have had a boyfriend, she may be on her period and is having a horrible day, her father may have died the night before, or she may have the cold and does not want to talk.
For example, I encountered the weirdest rational for rejection several weeks ago. I was at the local bar with several friends. A pretty blonde and my friend were all over each other— arms, legs, mouths entangled. From the looks of it, even the end of the world couldn'’t have prevented them from going home together. But when it came time to leave, she literally ran out the door. I later found out that she couldn'’t handle any more bad sex; whatever that means. She even admitted that she thought he was very attractive and wanted to see him again! Actions such as this one show that there are reasons for rejection that transcend your charm, your looks, or anything about you. Do yourself a favor. Take the blame off yourself!
But let’'s pretend that there is no specific rationalization for her awkward behavior. For example, she may be having a great day, is out with her friends, and is single and ready to mingle. Moreover, she is an intelligent, sophisticated, cute girl. You are an interesting, outgoing, fun loving, and attractive man. You know about the feelings of insecurity, but you’re not worried because your mojo is going. You feel great! Let’'s make it even more interesting. Pretend both of you have an interest in art, love Chinese food, walk your dogs in the same park, and enjoy the Matrix.
Then you see her. She sees you too. Your eyes lock, both screaming towards each other with the full intention of expressing a mutual attraction. Drink in hand, you stroll her way. The introduction goes perfectly. She smiles. But then her body becomes stiff. Her arms cross. Quick glances dart between her and her nearest girlfriend. All of a sudden, "“Hey Suzy, let’s go to the bathroom."” And then they are gone. You laugh it off, but you’'re cursing your bad luck for meeting another dumb girl. What happened? Although you may have done everything perfectly, something was wrong. Here is a hint. Girls are insecure too. Believe it or not, an attractive man can intimidate a woman in the same ways an attractive girl can intimidate a guy. This is a crucial element that needs to be understood. Realize that the interaction is not an interview in which she gets to take or leave you. You have the same option. So next time you go up and interact, realize first that she may be as insecure and worried about the outcome as you are. Sometimes a girl'’s insecurity is too much to overcome. Despite her great qualities, her intention to express mutual attraction is blinded by her insecurities. One day she will mature. Don’t let this get you down. Remember, take the blame off yourself!

-Ben Reed AKA Breednow

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PostPosted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 3:23 am 
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OMG use the "enter" key! lol

other than the fact that it's hard to read, the content is great. ;)

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Great post. Had to give you props for this one


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PostPosted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 9:34 pm 
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lol, now that I have looked at it again, I realize the need for the enter key! Sorry new to the forum and the formatting that comes with it : )

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PostPosted: Sat Feb 26, 2011 10:04 pm 
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Very funny rational last night for rejection. This hb 8 I was talking to started crying and ran out of the bar mid conversation. Her friends apologized to me and said that I looked like her X who had dumped her two weeks before. Lol proves my point-- somtimes it is out of our control ; )

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some people just aren't going to like you. one of the big gurus says "the numbers game works both ways", so the more people you meet, the more won't like you.

I've been making that desire for being liked into a "want" rather than a "need". I did that on friday night, had a blast with two rather wild women at a local bar. On saturday night, total reversion, total rejection, couldn't even get into a group conversation.

I just look at it like it was worth it for the good time on friday night. If I had stayed home, I would have avoided the negative and the positive and basically lived like a vegetable. I would rather at least be a human out roaming around and take the good with the bad.


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Thats an awesome mind set to have.

I like the analogy of approaching woman, not to hit on them, but to see if they have a "pulse."

The uninteresting ones, who lack conversational prowess and fail to exhert any level of intrigue, I consider zombie's (i.e. they do not have a pulse).

The ones that are fun to engage and can at the very least hold a conversation are the ones with pulses.

So this mind set allows me to really reject or accept them rather than the other way around. Moreover, when the conversation fails to materialize, I frame the girl as another zombie. The reason I allow myself to label this as being such a black and white matter rests on my knowledge that I have the intellectual and social ability to interact with anyone reguardless of their sociological disposition or stance, or any other quality that might hurt our ability to communicate. As a result, I know I can hold a conversation with anyone and have a great time doing it. So the only reason for a lack luster experience rests on their inadequecies, insecurities (i.e. their lack of pulse) : )...This is a very positive mindset IMO

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Thats an awesome mind set to have.

I like the analogy of approaching woman, not to hit on them, but to see if they have a "pulse."

The uninteresting ones, who lack conversational prowess and fail to exhert any level of intrigue, I consider zombie's (i.e. they do not have a pulse).

The ones that are fun to engage and can at the very least hold a conversation are the ones with pulses.

So this mind set allows me to really reject or accept them rather than the other way around. Moreover, when the conversation fails to materialize, I frame the girl as another zombie. The reason I allow myself to label this as being such a black and white matter rests on my knowledge that I have the intellectual and social ability to interact with anyone reguardless of their sociological disposition or stance, or any other quality that might hurt our ability to communicate. As a result, I know I can hold a conversation with anyone and have a great time doing it. So the only reason for a lack luster experience rests on their inadequecies, insecurities (i.e. their lack of pulse) : )...This is a very positive mindset IMO

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wow, I love this. That's such a healthy way of looking at it and so true.

However some woman are not good at holding conversation but still like you. So don't be afraid to plow through that... not sure how good of relationship material they'll be, sounds like a kinda boring girl to me, but if she's hot and you're not looking for a relationship... well... just keep in mind that silence and no feedback doesn't mean she's not interested, maybe just socially inept.

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some people just aren't going to like you. one of the big gurus says "the numbers game works both ways", so the more people you meet, the more won't like you.

I've been making that desire for being liked into a "want" rather than a "need". I did that on friday night, had a blast with two rather wild women at a local bar. On saturday night, total reversion, total rejection, couldn't even get into a group conversation.

I just look at it like it was worth it for the good time on friday night. If I had stayed home, I would have avoided the negative and the positive and basically lived like a vegetable. I would rather at least be a human out roaming around and take the good with the bad.
you learn from good things but especially from bad experiences, good mindset!

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